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Show DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, 4C 4 , rh Jr wt. W vp Salt lake City, Wednesday, September 28, 1960 ip-- - Ilandcarl. Rolled To clrTVA'uiUr? Siic On r. ' f The Mormon pioneer handout rolled again Wednesday but not on its own wheels. . Torlief S. Knaphusa famous monument .to the Handcart w , Company on Temple Square made the Journey, rolling 1 north, west, south and east on : I the wheels of a truck until it . finally came to rest on a rnew pedestal on the south side . f of Temple Square near the Seagull monuihent , t A large crane of the LawM rence Construction Co. hoisted , the monument from its base near? the north entrance to for construction of maip-wayt 1, 'jr the nff Bureau of Information. It was placed on a low truck and wheeled westward around the block to the south entrance where the crane once more picked the monument up and set it down on its new pedestal. The pedestal base is of redwood timbers specially designed to permit flowers and shrubs to grow from beneath, symbolic of the growth through which the pioneers trudged with their handcarts. The monument is a larger NAVY JAM SESSION Getting In a few miisical licks before Wednesday night reproduction of the original concert of U.S. Navy Band are Petty Officers Edmond DeMattia, Frank Scimonelli handcart statue in the Bureau and Russell Landgrabe, left to right Officers in back listening are Anthony of Information. Mitchell and Commander Charles Brendler. , In addition to the handcart monument, sculptor Knaphus did the Angel Moroni monuTo ment on the Hill Cumorah, several statues of the Prophet Joseph Smith and special work in the Hawaii, Arizona, Canadian and Los Angeles temples. is nearing his 79th birthHe "Cav-aleria Strike up the band! .The Madre from Mascagnis Navy Band was first author- day. ' ' ized by Congress in 1925. It Rusticana." Navys in town. b the has as of . the Also since played in cities In fact, thats what expected Navy part itself will do Wednesday at performance will be some throughout the country and world. , 8:15 p.m, in the Granite High Sousa marches, although none the As testimonial of its accom' School Auditorium. are listed on the printed pro- plishments, the American - The occasion? A concert by gram. Bandmasters ' Association in the official United States Navy Presently Under the baton of 1940 named the band the most A, ) Band from Washington, D.C Commander Charles Brendler, outstanding in America. The University of Utah stuthe first program of the 16th who conducts the program Band members must each be dent body will be treated to Granite Arts Concert Series. without musical score, the a musician of solo ability and free watermelon and a special 'A fanfare of herald trum7 each is carefully selected. program Wednesday evening pets will open the program of Members are also accorded the when the Sigma Chi social fraThieves Steal Records honor of wearing blue dress ternity. presents its annual popular, classical and military numbers. Included will be From S.l. Warehouse uniforms and headgear insig- Melon Mess. ' Liszts Hungarian Rhapsody nia which are ordinarily worn Fifteen hundred pounds of No. 1," Strauss "Voices of Thieves havestolen an unde- only by Navy chief petty offi- watermelon have been reserved for the affair, which Spring," a selection from Cole termined number of phono- cers. Potters "Can Can," a comet graph records from the wareThe band is regularly on begins at 5:45 p.m. Each group solo of Arbans "Carnival ' of house of Crest Distributing hand as needed for services in of sorority pledges will present Venice," a .harmonica solo of Rio Grande St (440 Arlington National Cemetery, a skit as part of the social. "Parisienne Fantasy and a West). The Melon Mess is a national presidential inaugurations and tenor solo with band accomPolice were notified of the other Washington activities, in- traditional affair for the paniment of "Addio a la theft Monday. cluding parades. r imi WARDS RUI1KIKG THAI! PEOPLE ' r EVER ARE BUYING TRU-COL- D i . i FAR AHEAD J C) ,. OF INDUSTRY TREND if .' -: l. idm sinews Temple Square ' i A A r last rc m y K yf. ; IRE OP, OUR SALES ARE SOWN COSTS YARDS SLASHES prices 20 to Hon EVERT 0 0 0 0 MODEL REFRIGERATOR www Hf wnu .fWT THIS WEEK MAY BE YOUR It "rw"' 32 LAST CHANCE TO CHOOSE yVARDSlU l"JL"1 ... 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